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Summer Wedding Bouquet of Baby's Breath and Light Pink Flowers

Art on the BeltLine, "Faces and Friends"

Father and Son Look for Perfect Campsite

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Summer Wedding Bouquet of Baby's Breath and Light Pink Flowers

A beautiful bed of baby's breath creates a soft and pillowy set for the light pink flowers in this sweet southern wedding bouquet.

Photo By: Shane Hawkins Photography

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GAC's new series Farm Kings.

Photo By: Adam Milliron

Art on the BeltLine, "Faces and Friends"

This display of street art called Faces and Friends by Kyle Brooks will remain as a permanent display along the BeltLine until further notice.

Photo By: Kyle Brooks

Kimberly visits Puckett's Food Truck, the "Trolley Parton" in Nashville, Tenn. to try some comfort food then heads to her kitchen to make her own nibbles that are the perfet party food, as seen on Season 2 of Great American Country's Kimberly's Simply Southern.

Fontainebleau: Valet

When it opened in 1954, the Fontainebleau was the largest and most luxurious hotel in South Florida. Morris Lapidus, the hotel's architect, included signature features like a 17,000-square-foot lobby with a now legendary staircase to nowhere, six acres of formal gardens designed to replicate Versailles, and antique furnishings to authentically convey the hotel's French period theme. In 2008, the resort completed a $1 billion renovation and expansion. The resort's 1,504 guest rooms include 846 rooms and suites in the original buildings. The 37-story Tresor and 18-story Sorrento, two new luxury all-suite towers located at the south end of the property, have 658 junior, one- and two-bedroom suites.

Photo By: Fontainebleau

Father and Son Look for Perfect Campsite

Justin Scribner's dad, Harry, and his grandfather spend some father/son time looking for the perfect camping spot.

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Taylor Swift on the CMA Awards Red Carpet at “The 42nd Annual CMA Awards,” on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008, broadcast live from the Sommet Center in Nashville on the ABC Television Network.

Photo By: Jim Hagans / CMA

Photo By: Joe Sills

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Explore Southern Appalachian history and culture at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Start your morning on the porch reveling in the thick morning fog from which the region earned its name. Later, bicycle through Cades Cove, or try your luck angling for rainbow trout on 700 miles of fishable streams. With 800 miles of trails, and over 80-historic structures including log cabin schoolhouses and gristmills, a journey here is a step back to a earlier era, where nature tended to steal the show.

Photo By: Gary Heatherly

Photo By: Runaway Alice Photography

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Junk Gypsy Dad, Phillip Sikes, oversees the hanging of a large American flag above the staircase in the living room at the Wanderer Inn, as seen on GAC's Junk Gypsies. (action)